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Sachs 6000
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Category:  Rear Derailleurs
Name:  Sachs 6000
Brand:  Sachs
Model:  6000
Years:  Mid 1990's - ?
Country:  France
Added By: Wolfram Verktyg on 08/12/09
Updated By: Wolfram Verktyg on 08/12/09
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Outer Plate MarkingsSACHS 6000 (stylized dots instead of zeros)Inner Plate MarkingsMADE IN FRANCE
MaterialAluminum Alloy; SteelDesign Category
Attachment Bolt Size6mm Allen KeyCable Attachment Bolt Size5mm Allen Key
Shifting SystemsSachs-Huret ARIS
Friction		Cable AdjusterYes
Cage LengthShortMax Cog Size28
Max Chain Wrap32T  
General Information
The German company Sachs bought Huret a French company in 1981. They changed the name to Sachs-Huret and continued manufacturing derailleurs in the old Huret plant in France. Sachs-Huret derailleurs never had much exposure in the US market except for a few Gitane and Peugeot models. In 1990 they introduced Aris (Advanced Rider Index System). A year later in 1991 the Huret name was dropped from the product line and Sachs took a serious shot at Shimano (at least in Europe) by introducing 11 new road and MTB gruppos. This derailluer was part of a new line introduced in 1995: 7000/6000/5000/4000/3000 with 6000 being second from the top. It's a little heavy but very well made except for the cheap looking paint on the main body that was popular at that time. It should index shift well with Shimano, Suntour, Campagnolo and well as Sachs-Huret index systems.
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 German conglomerate, which absorbed much of the French industry at the beginning of the 1980's, including Atom/Maillard, Huret, and Sedis.
 
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